SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH

SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH

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   • It is not research to confirm or compile what is already known or has been written or inventoried by others. The fundamental characteristic of research is the discovery of general principles.
     • The researcher starts from previous results, approaches, proposals or answers about the problem that concerns you
       • Carefully propose a methodology. - Collect, record and analyze the data obtained. - For collecting data uses solid and scientifically recognized instruments. - If these do not exist Instruments must create them.
   • PROBLEM STATEMENT.
     • The problem is the starting point of the investigation. Every problem appears as a result of a difficulty, question or doubt that originates from a need.
   • PROBLEM ANALYSIS
     • • One of the methods is to identify points of conflict in the most concrete way possible; It is about individually addressing two different factors that intervene in the difficulty we face, in order to examine the various specific points of conflict to see whether or not the investigable problems are increased
   • RESEARCH OBJECTIVES
     • • The general objective seeks to arrive by means of a joint planning, to the achievement or to the results that are intended, taking into account some generalities of importance raised in the problem. The specific objectives indicate what constitutes the direct object of research and are identified with the empirical hypotheses, so that they are also related to the operational variables. Therefore, in order to plan them, they must be related to the specification of the particular aspects inherent to the problem and their involvement with the investigated population and their observation units
   • JUSTIFICATION
     • • The practical justification of the problem exposes the reasons about the usefulness and applicability of the results of the study of the objective importance of analyzing the facts that constitute them and the possibility of reaching logical conclusions of their solution
   • FRAMEWORK
     • The literature review consists of detecting, obtaining and consulting the bibliography and other materials that may be useful for the purposes of the study, as well as in extracting and gathering the relevant and necessary information that concerns our research problem.
   • HYPOTHESIS SYSTEM
     • If it is not possible for them to formulate appropriate hypotheses, then exploratory studies are carried out that allow them to delve into the problem and as a result they are important because they precisely define the problems and guide them about the information they should have in those studies that by nature do not require In hypothesis formulation, it is important to announce the so-called “research questions,” which can help fulfill the same operational and guiding role that the hypotheses could fulfill.

2. William Artuto Gonzalez 21/11/19

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